Saturday, September 27, 2008. Working in a Safe Enviroment Tech Testing. So here is a rule of thumb when testing software, always make sure you have a good back up of the machine you are working on before you start, or an easy recover method. Make a short simple plan to get you back to square one. 1 External Hard Drive - Buy a spare external hard drive this is great for back ups and vms. 2 VM Ware Product - Purchase a vm product. 3 Extra Email Account - Create a free gmail garbage email account.

Using images online quick and simple tricks. Saturday, September 27, 2008. A lot of my posts with images will work around the tool snag it. This tool helps me take snapshots of current work on my computer and quickly edit them for display on the web. I often want to quickly mark up my computer screen with comments or circle sections so other users can see in an image the item I am talking about. The new release from TechSmith.

Sunday, September 28, 2008. Complex passwords you can remember. Creating a complex password you can remember is easier then you think. Pick something you enjoy in the following areas, music, video, book. Make sure this is not your favorite movie, book, or video but something that you still like. Picking your favorite of any of these items will help people who know you well determine the answer to your security question. Finally I can take letters that remind me of .

Thursday, October 2, 2008. Move AdSense to Top Gadget. To move your AdSense gadget up the list simply right click the AdSense toolbar and drag the gadget to the top of the Navigation. Adding custom Channels to blogger. So although there is no default tool for AdSense to use blogger with Channels you can still get Channels on your blogger page. Tutorial on adding AdSense Channels over the next week. One of the quickest .

Easy to understand instructions for Cold Fusion. Sunday, September 28, 2008. Cold fusion is an application development language designed by Adobe. The Cold Fusion application runs on a cold fusion application server.

Sunday, September 28, 2008. This blog will discuss VMWare software at a developer level. On my home machine I currently run a 2 cpu Quad core machine with 4GB memory on Vista 32bit OS. I run multiple vmwares at the same time on this home machine. My Work machine is a dual core IBM T60 with 2GB memory running XP. I transfer vm projects back and forth to test different applications and software constantly.